A company has deployed new applications using relationships to correlate external Enterprise Information System (EIS) specific data. The memory consumption of the server increased since the new applications have been deployed and reached a critical value. Which of the following is the BEST approach for a deployment professional to address the problem?

• A. Uninstall the Relationship Manager application to avoid unnecessary queries for relationships.
• B. Tune the relationship service database to improve query performance and reduce the memory footprint for caching.
• C. Decrease the value of the relationship services Query Block Size parameter and monitor the system.
• D. Configure the relationship service on a dedicated server to control the memory consumption using the JVM settings.

A deployment professional is mentoring new members of a team, UserA, UserB, UserC, UserD. Based on their skill set and experience, the deployment professional gave them the following roles in the Integrated Solutions Console (ISC). UserA: Administrator UserB: Operator UserC: Monitor UserD: Configurator Now, there is a requirement for monitoring the WebContainer thread pool usage in production application. UserC logged in to the ISC but was not able to monitor the data. What should be the next instruction from the deployment professional?

• A. UserB will change PMI level to extended and then UserC will take readings.
• B. UserD will change PMI level to basic and then UserB will take readings.
• C. UserA will change PMI level to basic and then UserC will take readings.
• D. UserD will change PMI level to extended and then UserB will take readings.

A clustered WebSphere Process Server environment with Remote Messaging and Remote Support topology is installed. The deployment professional received the complaint that a few of the applications are not accessible through Web servers. Users are getting the HTTP 404 error. The deployment professional regenerated the plugins and fixed the issue, but after a few days the users encountered the same problem. What action should the deployment professional take?

• A. Remove and reconfigure the Web servers through the Integrated Solutions Console (ISC).
• B. Disable automatic generation and propagation of plugins using the Integrated Solutions Console (ISC).
• C. Regenerate and propagate the plugins.
• D. Create plugins at different scope, (node, cell and cluster) and merge them manually.

A highly available WebSphere Process Server clustered environment comprises of cluster1 with two members, clusterMemberA and clusterMemberB. cluster1 has been added as a member of a bus. The two cluster members host a message producer application, App1, and a message consumer application App2 which needs to consume messages produced by App1. App2 must receive messages in a sequential manner maintaining the order of message delivery. During peak load, the clusterMemberA is most active taking significant performance impact while clusterMemberB is almost idle and is only experiencing about 25% of the overall activity. Identify the steps the deployment professional should take to reconfigure the messaging infrastructure so that the load is balanced more evenly among both cluster members of cluster1.

• A. Create another server with messaging only capabilities. Add this server as a bus member and detach the cluster1 from the bus.
• B. Create a secondary two member cluster cluster2 with messaging only capabilities. Add cluster2 as a bus member and create an additional active message engine on cluster2 and detach cluster1 from the bus .
• C. Create an additional messaging engine on cluster1 so that each cluster member hosts an active messaging engine for an even load distribution.
• D. Create a secondary two member cluster cluster2 with messaging only capabilities. Add cluster2 as a bus member and detach the cluster1 from the bus.

A company wants to provide a new application prototype to any client to process their data. The intention is to start with a simple management system that provides a service to handle electronic contact requests. After a first evaluation of the solution, it is decided to use a WebSphere JCA adapter for e-Mail. The data will be processed by secured downstream SCA components once the data is sent to the adapter. What should be done to integrate the adapter solution in a secured WebSphere Process Server environment?

• A. Advise the development team to configure the security identity on all components connected with the adapter. Deploy the application and map the security identity.
• B. No action is required. WebSphere JCA adapters do not provide any authentication or authorization mechanism for inbound and outbound operations.
• C. Consult the e-Mail service provider regarding the communication protocol. Secure the connection between the adapter and the service provider using SSL or similar protocols.
• D. Advise the development team to enhance the service interface to retrieve customer specific information (e.g. user name and password). Each request sent to the adapter must be authorized for processing first.